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Maybe if you tell us why the address bar needs to be hidden we might be able to help you find an alternative solution.
Do you want the users to not navigate to a new page? If this is the case, you might be able to open the window in a popup when the user can't access the browser url but they can still see it.
Or do you not want the users to see sensitive data? You might be able to use different joins to hide the data or you can look into character encoding, etc.
Or is the link just misleading? Change the initial url to reports.yourcompany.com or whatever. OR if you have a website where the user has to login, you can have a frame with the dashboard in it. The URL will look something like this:
You might be able to use my third suggestion and have the dashboard page within a large frame on your own website. They could obviously see the url if they looked at the frame source, but they wouldn't see the link off the bat.
You can see the url anyways by just viewing the main dashboard frame via firebug. Or if you have a smarter user, they can do something like
javascript:alert(window.location);
or even craftier in their browser url. If you run things in the terminal, you can do more...This message has been edited. Last edited by: J,
WebFOCUS 7.7.03/8.0.08 Dev Studio 7.7.03/8.0.08 App Studio 8.0.08 Windows 7 ALL Outputs
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